World record holder Tobi Amusan has advanced to the semifinals of the women’s 100-meter hurdles at the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Competing on Wednesday, Amusan dominated her heat, finishing with an impressive time of 12.49 seconds.
Amusan’s performance placed her ahead of the field, with America’s Alaysha Johnson clocking in at 12.61 seconds and Jamaica’s Janeek Brown finishing at 12.84 seconds, securing their spots in the semifinals as well.
The semifinals are scheduled for Friday, August 9, with the final event taking place on Saturday, August 10, the penultimate day of the athletics competition.
This marks Amusan’s third consecutive appearance at the Olympic Games, showcasing her consistent excellence and resilience on the global stage. The Nigerian athlete, who set the world record in the 100-meter hurdles, continues to be a formidable contender and a source of inspiration for many.
Amusan’s journey through the heats has been closely watched by fans and sports analysts, as she aims to add an Olympic gold medal to her list of accolades. Her qualification run not only reaffirms her status as a top athlete but also builds anticipation for the upcoming rounds where she will face stiff competition from other world-class hurdlers.
The Paris Olympics have seen a remarkable display of talent across various events, and Amusan’s advancement adds to the excitement and drama of the games. As she prepares for the semifinals, the eyes of the world will be on her, waiting to see if she can turn her record-breaking form into Olympic glory.
